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Rd 3: Wests Tigers players in World Cup

Here is a list of Wests Tigers players representing their countries in Round 3 of the 2026 Rugby League World Cup this weekend.

All times are Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT). Click here for RLWC tickets.

All matches will be shown live on Channel 7 and 7 Plus.

Friday, 30 October, WIN Stadium, Wollongong

5.45pm: Samoa: Jetaya Faifua has been named on the interchange bench with Christian Pio listed as a reserve for the clash with England. 

Anastasia Leatupue was called into the Samoan squad this week and has been listed as a reserve for the game.

8.05pm: England: Kai Pearce Paul retains his second-row jersey for the clash with the Kumuls. 

Saturday, 31 October, Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast

1.20pm: Losana Lutu will again line up at half-back for Fiji against the PNG Orchids.

3.30pm: Fijian players Api Koroisau (captain, hooker), Sunia Turuva (full-back), Solomone Saukuru (centre) and Josese Lanyon (interchange) have all been named to play New Zealand. 

5.45pm: Raecene McGregor will again captain the Kiwi Ferns for their clash with the Orchids. Shaniece Monschau has been named in the second-row.

Saturday 31 October, Queensland Country Bank Stadium

8.05pm: Rising young Wests Tigers back Glassie Glassie has been named on the interchange bench for the Cook Islands against Australia.

Sunday 1 November, CommBank Stadium, Sydney

3.40pm: Australian player Kezie Apps will start in the second-row against Wales. Prop Sarah Togatuki is on the interchange bench. Shaylee Bent is listed as a reserve.

5.40pm: Tony Sukkar and Alex Twal have retained their second-row and lock positions respectively for Lebanon against France.

8.05pm: Latu Fainu has been named on the interchange bench for Tonga to play Samoa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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